Trump Bibles are made in China!

[Dagosa]

Except Ukraine, that was Biden's gift to Putin.

Trump has promised to stop aid to Ukraine and invited Russia to invade any country that didn’t pay into NATO, which countries don’t have to regardless.

 

[Dagosa]

Did you get yourself a Chinese Bible?

Nope, but he bought those bright gold sneakers….

 

[Arlette]

Nope, but he bought those bright gold sneakers….

Well, Oklahoma would like to buy 55,000 Chinese Bibles.

 

[Missourian]

I wonder if the clown will impose a 1000% tariff on them going forward, that'll really help sales.

So much for the MAGA cults lies about Trump supporting "made in America" could anything be easier to make than a book.

Find a Bible printed in the USA.

And that's exactly Trump's point

Without tariffs, everything is outsourced.

 

[Dagosa]

Well, Oklahoma would like to buy 55,000 Chinese Bibles.

Oklahoma could use them….

 

[Arlette]

Oklahoma could use them….

For what?

 

[Superbadbrutha]

Immigration deportation is the new version of the wall. Never get done but Humpers don’t care. Trump is the wall between whites and a non white majority. Imagine following a dude who says he hates immigrants…..then marries one.

She is white, so that doesn't count. He never complains about white immigrants, just the ones of color.

 

[Dagosa]

She is white, so that doesn't count. He never complains about white immigrants, just the ones of color.

Well, right now Trump is on hyper mode as the election nears and his jail time is within sight. Latinos come in literally, all races. That is the focus. Of course when Putin migrates to Mara Largo, Trump will welcome him with open arms. It’s really a war of the poor vs wealthy of any race. The middle class will pay the bills of Trumpism.

 

[Dagosa]

Indeed. This whole prices, inflation BS peddled by the MAGA dunces is astonishingly ignorant. These people pride themselves on being "capitalists" yet complain when market dynamics do not go their way, perhaps they'd prefer a controlled economy AKA communism...

Just another manifestation of the rich vs the poor.

 

[Dagosa]

She is white, so that doesn't count. He never complains about white immigrants, just the ones of color.

Well, to be clear. As an Epstein protege, Melania was more a sex toy for Trump than an immigrant. Melania like many immigrants she came here with the promise of the services she could provide for the wealthy and connected. It seems that all women are viewed that way by Trump, even his daughters. That’s going to be his down fall, women’s suffrage.

It’s coming full circle to bite him in his fat arse. The abortion issue has done more to motivate his demise than any-other voting block coalition that’s anti Trump. He’s trying to make it just about immigration in the closing weeks. “Women United” like at no other time will have their say in the voting booth. Even Melania could vote against him without his wealth tied to her destiny.

 

[Dagosa]

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[Dagosa]

For what?

Something the gov could pray over after signing the nations strictest abortion ban. His days and Trumps are numbered.

 

[Sherlock Holmes]

I always get such a kick out of the craziness of the democrat cult and how easily they are lead around.

The first problem here is the simplistic "democrats" and "republicans" by pretending there are only two "sides" the entire discussion becomes petty and unproductive. I cannot vote, I'm a permanent resident and I will tell you I do not align with either party or candidate.

Trump ran with every big name. He was hailed as a great person. He gave money to election campaigns. He was famed for helping others. Even Hillary said he was such a great person that he should run for office.

Yes, the US is highly sycophantic.

Then as suddenly as he declared his run for presidency he was the worst person in the world. He was incompetent, a Russian asset and everything else. Not because of anything he did except for claiming he wanted to be president.

This is far too simplistic, Trump had his critics before his 2016 success, he was ridiculed for his "university" and casinos going down the toilet.

As a "business leader" he's a failure, he has no footprint in the world of commerce, he's a real estate gambler and TV personality, as I said already if he had any real skills he'd hold non-executive directorship on other hotel companies, fashion brands, airlines and so on, all of these big industry player have non-executive "advisors" on their board and those boards values their input.

Trump holds not a single non-executive directorship and that is an alarm bell for a man claiming to be able to lead, he cannot, he is not a leader he is a boss, he doesn't help his staff achieve he throws them under buses when they upset him, he's moody, a spoiled brat.

Harris is by far a better leader and know how to delegate and is unlikely to operate a revolving door administration like Trump where people are brought in used and fired on a whim, that creates instability and uncertainty, the epitome of poor leadership.

Here's an example of superb leadership, the late John Harvey Jones, a pragmatist and skillful leader and decision maker.

Years before these dumb The Apprentice shows, Jones did a series called Trouble Shooter in which companies would invite him to visit their operations and listen to their problems and advise them, this was all filmed. We in Britain also had The Apprentice and this was led by Alan Sugar a successful business man in Britain.

John Harvey Jones was unimpressed with this format of show and felt that people like Sugar (and no doubt Trump) were poor leaders, here's what he said in an interview about this:

The former chairman of ICI claims Sir Alan has used 'bullying' tactics to whittle down the business reality-show contestants, who compete for a six-figure salary with the entrepreneur's company, Amstrad.

Sir Alan's no-nonsense approach has made The Apprentice - which reaches its final tonight one of BBC2's biggest ratings winners and his blunt dismissal of failed hopefuls with the line 'You're fired' has become a TV catchphrase.

But Sir John, above, became a household name in the 1990s advising ailing firms in TV's first business reality series Troubleshooter, where he says the aim was always to help those who sought his guidance.

Sir John, 82, from Hay-on-Wye, Powys, said, 'It's not your job to exploit your position of power.

'It's easy [to do that]. My experience of life is that you get the best out of people by encouraging their self-belief.'

Sir Alan and TV gurus such as celebrity chef Gordon Ramsay and The X Factor judge Simon Cowell typify a growing trend of high-profile stars using aggressive management styles on TV, said Sir John.


The former industrialist said he believed celebrities like Sir Alan whom he has met, do little to assist the young hopefuls who come before them.

He told the Western Mail, 'They seem fonder of themselves than the people they are interviewing. My own view has always been that it's quite wrong and that if you were appearing on TV you had a duty to preserve other people. I think he [Sir Alan] comes across as a bully.

'I think his methods of leading people or choosing them are not ones that get good results.'

You can read more of the interview here.

Trump is a bully, a boss not a leader, he is totally inept at leading and I could do a better job in the same circumstances, really people are far too naive in the US, They attach far too much attention to celebrity and fame - their sycophantic and that's a shame because they could be about to elect the most useless individual as their president.

Leaders get things done, they overcome obstacles they don't cry about them, they seek to react to problems rather than blaming everyone around them, they inspire and encourage the subordinates to exceed their potential, they put their own egos aside and do all they can to support and enable their team to succeed, that's leadership.

oh, and Harvey Jones held non-executive directorships (unlike the nincompoop Trump)

Here's a short tribute from a guy who worked far below CEO level but later started a business and grew it rapidly, early on he asked Jones for guidance and he describes what Jones said and did - you'll find NOTHING like this about Trump from business leaders:



So this is my analysis, if a person cannot lead they cannot be trusted with executive authority, no ifs no buts, it's that simple and that's why Trump is a non-starter for me.

 

[Maxdeath]

I say you do you. The problem is you actually think Harris is a leader. She has had more people quit that work under her as a VP than anyone. She got her positions in life because of Mr. Brown and others. Trump runs over 500 companies. He licenses his name to others.
He still makes money which upsets a number of people just as Musk making money upsets a number.
It is nice that you have someone you look up to. But not everyone is the same nor does the same things.
We have two major parties and that may not be the best but it is better then having twenty parties all diluting each other by taking a number of votes. I actually like our setup better than some countries.